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Imagine my surprise later on in the early 2000s when searching internet again and again for him I finally discover that instead of being world famous pop star, John Sex was instead some obscure off broadway NYC performance artist who only recorded couple of marginal club hits before sadly passing away of AIDS in 1986. This Mandela effect situation will really shock you. In late 2017, Fiona created a Fiona Broome YouTube Channel. While these four women were having sex in the city, the show was actually titled Sex and the City. Named by paranormal researcher Fiona Broome, it's basically remembering something that doesn't match with historical records. Would there be any way to upload sound files? I usually deleted their comments. Both kinda make sense, so this is a hard one to judge. If you listen closely he says, "Life was like a box of chocolates."
Our original conversations were in that grey area between speculation and sci-fi. The Mandela Effect is a phenomenon that makes us question even the most mundane memories from the past.
Why not the same general restraint on movies, TV shows, books, and the visual arts? So many people remember that iconic line from Star Wars as "Luke, I am your father", but it's actually...get this..."No, I am your father". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvM4MH_VnsQ, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLcnFVpuGyM. (Without that information, I cannot approve music-related comments. That might be interesting to examine. LOL!
But alas, I did not experience it myself in the 90s, and did not even know this song when it first became popular in this timestream in 2001, so it’s possible that my judgement was off.
and also having been a part of the “Punk” community growing up, I think I may be able to help you track this song down, even if those lyrics no longer exist.
I just want to address the Cat Stevens/Harry Chapin issue if that’s ok.
Also, the in-game song was the ORIGINAL version of Blind Guardian’s “Battlefield.” The game now plays the remastered version.
Weirdly. When she gets to the bridge, it resembles Erasure’s song “Always” so much that I want to start singing that chorus! But I remember hearing it sung by someone who sounded like Nelly Furtado.
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From the reports so far, I’m inclined to think this may be a “dual memory” situation, where several people recall two different memories, each with an almost equal sense of it being the “correct” memory. In a way, they’re the intersection of science fiction and modern experience. Berenstain bears Mandela effect.
So, I took to google. Another music memory strangeness is Vertical Horizon’s “Everything You Want” album. Those who suggest this is a “scam” are misinformed. Its like the setting is being changed between speakers for me, and fairly quickly, so I definitely find it headache inducing (As you noted.).
At the time, it was still the upbeat tempo I recall, which gave the game a great pace. Awesome.
Do you remember "Jiffy" peanut butter as a kid? Others emailed me with their insights.
But, a thought came about while reading Johnny Ray’s post.
I wish I could help more, but without the instrumental, its a “Needle in a Haystack” kind of thing. Like I keep saying, the whole thing is weird … :-S. So much going through my mind now.
-.^. If you look at posters and DVDs of the popular show you'll see that the title of the series is "Sex And The City" which contradicts most die-hard fans' memories that the title was "Sex In The City". This song has always been one of our staples on the holiday playlist every year, so either I’ve been hearing it wrong for decades and singing my own words, or it’s changed for me in the last year.
Any one on here that can verify another male singer that sang this song?
But, I still loved many of this site’s quirky conversations. So weird...and so wrong.
“I’m happy, hope you’re happy too.” What??? Remember that iconic scene from "Risky Business" when Tom cruise dances around in a white dress shirt, underwear and sunglasses? by Christopher Hudspeth. I distinctly remember hearing it before then, sometime between 2008-2010.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=A46dVwpd71o. That’s when some of us speculated that parallel realities exist, and – until now – we’ve been “sliding” between them without realizing it. Over the years (decades even) my sister has asked me over time “Who sings that song you ALWAYS used to listen to?
That just sounds awkward. [1], Andy Cush of Spin stated "Gonjasufi’s psychedelic blasts of bass and spiritual noise have always been disorienting–the kind of music that might impels you to check your headphone jack to make sure everything is plugged in correctly, or is it really supposed to sound like that? At the time, some people took it seriously.). If you watch the movie back, the evil queen will clearly say "magic mirror" instead of "mirror mirror". Maybe *that* is the version she’s looking for? I remembered the singers name because it’s my name (well, v instead of ph, but I’d never seen it in print until today), and he shares the ‘cat.’ I’m pretty sure the radio DJ says the name on the cassette (which I wouldn’t have anymore), but maybe my mother told me his name — and she could’ve gotten it confused — but even if that were the case, it was 1996, well before the (modern) Internet – which my mother never learned to use, in any case.
I haven’t listened to this song 24/7, and it’s been 2-3 months since I last listened to it, but it was still a surprise.
We were talking in “what if…?” terms. We are the champions Mandela effect. So, my Mandela Effect research relies on early, more reliable reports and theories.
Well with all the reports about the murder being 35 years ago today, I’m reading stories that state the shooting took place hours after the autograph and that the guys name is Mark David Chapman. Basically the opposite of knowing a song before it came out. In fact, I feel like the whole album Stankonia (which “Ms.
I honestly thought it was one of Outkast’s first albums before looking it up online, not their fourth. Well...that's what happened in "this dimension" at least. I can’t put my finger on why it seemed so eerie, especially since I was able to cross it off my personal list of disconnected memories. Anne, thanks! I can’t remember what band I thought did the 90’s version, probably Nirvana, but the song so distinctly brings back memories of that time. Can You Really Get the Flu From a Flu Shot?
Ms. Broome has written over 1,000 articles for magazines and websites. It’s _really_ odd-feeling to me that you mention Lenny Kravitz. I only speak for myself, but I know that YouTube was not a source of confusion for me on this.
First off, I would check “D.I.”s song “Reagan Der Fuhrer”. It used to have a cornucopia behind the fruit ... right? Maybe, maybe not.
I have many memories of music/movie releases shifting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_oMD6-6q5Y.
for me, because I KNOW he was Billy Corrigan.
So, imagine my surprise while I’m reading through a music forum and see the spelling “Corgan” only NOT get corrected, but repeated! (Note to people reading this: In the near future — by the first of January, if not sooner — I’m going to insist on this kind of data for all memories-related comments.). With music fans talking about music, I was expecting the correction, but instead came a reiteration!
RELATED: This Is Exactly What to Eat for Breakfast, According to a Nutritionist, It makes almost zero sense, but yes, the cartoon was spelled as "Tunes.". At least one person, despite finding no evidence that cat Stevens ever recorded the song, still maintains that it existed, but the cat Stevens version has disappeared. Many of us don’t actually know how this legendary song “We Are the Champions”... 3.
One of the most confounding of all: There's an "A" in "Mayer"?!
(It’s kind of nice to find one of these differences, and have it turn out to be something very normal. I don’t understand what pulled me to this song and it being ME related.
), The extreme exercise of control over music is somewhat unusual. In fact, the Wicked Queen says, "Magic mirror on the wall ..." Yep, our childhood has been ruined too. I had originally appended it to a post about a book, but since there’s now a music category: Does anyone recall a song from the late ’80’s (maybe early ’90’s), done in the style of Suicidal Tendencies (though I suppose that it could have been something like Overkill), the refrain of which is (or is phonically similar to) “crucify all Reaganites”?
In June 2019, the famed New York Times crossword puzzle made it the theme, and defined it as, "a recent refinement of false memory that typically refers to pop culture or current event references."
I’m not sure how many times that song was recorded, but… is it possible that you heard a clearer version of the song, or the original, remastered so the tracks are more distinct and overlap less?
(Another example is The War of the Worlds 1938 radio broadcast. In the song Little Saint Nick by the Beach Boys, does anyone remember them singing “Ooooo, Merry Christmas Santa?” Now they sing, “Ooooo, Merry Christmas Saint Nick.”. Everlasting Love, but NOT the Howard Jones version”?
The name is probably instructive in terms of how Gonjasufi wants The Mandela Effect to be received: as a relic from another reality that diverges from Callus in some ways but reflects it in others. (It also fits my “time slip” theories from ghost research, my main field of study.). ), Musicians associated with particular songs that they never recorded in this reality.
The ”Looney Toons” would make the most sense since toons is found in the word cartoons, and it’s just so cute and catchy, right? Then, they return later having to admit that they couldn’t find the cat Stevens version they were so certain existed. at the Disco song “From a Mountain in the Middle of the Cabins” being titled “From a Mountain in the Middle of Nowhere.” We are very sure that this was named differently. But with Mandela Effect, Gonjasufi has created a truly stimulating album that will be quite unlike any other released this year.
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Possibly the most popular example of the "Mandela Effect" in action. What do we trust?
Millions … I also raise an eyebrow when others insist these are entirely “false memories.”. Finally, I would check other “Punk” genre bands that were popular at the time.